Bobby Wagner opens up on fun connection upstart Commanders have developed

Veteran Commanders linebacker Bobby Wagner, who won a Super Bowl with the 2013 Seahawks, tackles some postseason Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby ahead of Sunday’s wild-card clash with the Buccaneers Q: Does he remind you of anyone you’ve played against? A: He’s one of one, to be honest. Q: What makes Jayden Daniels unique or special? A: I think his combination between humility and confidence.I think he’s humble enough to know that he doesn’t know everything, but confident enough to know that he can make any play that he wants.

You appreciate that.He works really hard, he studies really hard, he’s a great guy in the building, a guy that you want to follow.

And I just think he goes out there and makes a lot of plays.And even when he had that crazy play, the Hail Mary [Week 8 against Bears], and the city’s going crazy, national attention, all that stuff, he was in here normal time that he normally is, and you couldn’t even tell that he made that play.

He was locked in and moving on and focused on the next thing. Q: What do you like best about this Commanders team? A: The people.They make it really fun to come into work.

I think that’s what has allowed us to connect so quickly and kind of had the success we had because we generally enjoy being around each other, and I always feel like that’s a sign of a good team. Q: Have you imparted your wisdom about playoff football to some of the younger guys? A: For sure.I don’t think anything changes.

I think the only thing that changes is you see more media.Outside of that, we’ve played in prime-time games, we’ve played in games where a lot of people watch, so there’s really nothing different, it’s just there is no next week if you don’t win. Q: Talk about what Baker Mayfield has done for Tampa Bay. A: Man, he’s done amazing, man.

Watching him on film has been so impressive, because obviously you know his story — he bounced around a little bit but then he found his way h...